It seems that the debate on health care bill is nearing a point where nothing seems to be too definite.

According to President Obama, if the health care bill is passed, employer premiums will decline 3,000%.

It is true that a fine of $750 per head will be levied on businesses if they do not provide health care to their workforce.

According to the New England Journal of Medicine survey, if Obama’s bill comes into force, nearly 30% doctors will leave. So this is obviously not what the Government or the common man would want.

The health care bill takes over 35,000 private sector jobs in the student loan area. So, now the Government will control who will get a loan and for what profession, just like it happens in the United Kingdom.

The lame excuse being given for all this is that the rest of developed countries follow this form of health care. And since we are the richest nation on earth, we should too.

With $6 trillion in debt, a $14.9 trillion budget deficit, and an unsponsored liability of over $100 trillion in entitlements and pensions for union government employees, it seems that the nation’s wealth is almost drained.

Everyone is now waiting for the weekend, when a final decision of the much debated bill is expected.